Neuroscience Behind Mother Tongue: One’s Native Language Affects Brain Wiring, Study Says

Medicine & Technology Mar 25, 2023

The scientists compared the brain scans of German and Arabic native speakers to see if one's native language affected brain connections. Read to learn more.

HIV & AIDS Awareness In-Print—Not In A Blood Bag

May 02, 2015

In the age of the slow death of the print industry, book authors and magazines must become a bit more avant garde and push their boundaries if they expect to survive. But with a bit of blood and creative marketing one German magazine may keep its face in the headlines, and its reader’s aware in the process.

Philae Lander Reveals Organic Molecules on Comet 67P

Nov 18, 2014

For ten years, the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Rosetta Mission has been on a path towards Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in hopes of finding answers to the origins of our solar system. And when the Rosetta Mission’s Philae Lander landed Nov. 12, researchers thought they’d find their answers. But with a myriad of errors and strange complications added to the mixture, the Philae Lander had a tough, short time to collect all of its data. Yet, even in spite of all the difficulties thrown into the mix, researchers at the ESA announced today that an analysis of Philae’s data reveals “organic” molecules on Comet 67P, much like those found here on Earth.